**What is your operating system?**Windows 10
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**What is your Shotcut version (see Help > About Shotcut)?**24.02.29
**Can you repeat the problem? If so, what are the steps?**I can repeat the propblem. If I want to change the speed of a section right clock opens porperties and I can change the speed, but it will not expand the section, instead cut the rest.
In a tutorial video there was an option “riple compensation” This is now no longer there. Please reinstate!
Thank you
Frank
I apologize, didn’t regocnize this.
So what are the steps?
First enable ripple in the timeline.
Second change the speed in the porperties and apply?
That will not ripple the section.
So what am I doing wrong?
Shotcut does know anything about a “vr” clip and therefore does nothing special with those. What do you mean by “vr?” I know of spherical and 3D. Those are simply video clips with special attributes not recognized by Shotcut; only the user knows about them (e.g. spherical projection) and what to do for special handling (e.g. use a filter whose name begins with “360:”).
Sorry, it was my handling error. It also works on vr. I just closed the app oppened the project again and then selected ripple not ripple all icon changed the properties and it worked.
Before I tested it on a 2D clip. So thank you very much for your help. Problem solved.
I will make a donation later as I’m very happy with shotcut. I was looking for something easy to use like windows movie maker that can handle vr and 4k clips and actually MS Edge copilot recommended shotcut. I had never heard from you nice tool before. Bye Frank
I am glad to hear you got it working, and welcome to Shotuct and our forum! Don’t forget to use the forum search function; there is a lot of good info here, and docs (although not always complete) are prioritized highest in search results.